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... the Battle of the Somme, and it may be taken for granted that the film will be secured soon as possible. Meanwhile we have to content with battles of another kind. This week, for instance the leading picture for the first half the wee is The Battle of ...
... ; Chalk run out, ; Stuart not out, o ; extras, 9 ; total, 123. PoAe’s Pictures, —As we predicted some time ago The Battle of the Somme' is conr.ng to the Corn Exchange. The Management have secured it for next month, and details will announced in due course ...
... stretcher cases, came in the small hours last Wednesday. “The Battle of the Somme.” —The people of Chichester are to have a chance of seeing the great official war film, “The Battle of the Somme,” on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next, when it will shewn ...
... CHICHESTER. MOM>AV. AND WEDNESDAY, 2jr(l, and 25th, at 6.J5 and 8.15. ,'>! i.M.ts, MiJini.iy and Tuesday at 3 o’clock. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME Star rilm, in five parts. ...
... single young men ol military age in Chichester need, not expect more than final month at the next time of asking. The Battle of the Somme,” the great war film, was re-fought (on the screen), at Littlehampton last week. Cicestrians saw.it on Monday and Tuesday ...
... receive the favourable support of our worthy Mayor, leading tradesman the City.” (Crotch). The Battle of the Somme. —Huge crowds are seeing ‘The Battle of the Somme at the Com Exchange this week. Matinees were given on Monday and Tuesday in addition to the ...
... PIER THEATRE, BOGNOR. TO-DAV AT 3, AND 8, LAST THREE Exhibitions of tbo Great Film— THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME In Five Acts. Everybody should see this Wonderful Picture. TO-MORROW AT 3, 6 AND 8, Beautiful Thanhouter Drama— THE MILL on the FLOSS In Five Acts ...
... conned —at least in this country— with such extrao'rdinary and sustained interest as Sir Douglas Haig's dispatch on the battle of the Somme, its results, and the prospects which the highest military experience has deduced ...
... Horror. The, by C. Ranger Gull. Golden Youth, by Gertie de S. Wentworth James McAllister’s Grove, by Marion Hill. Battle of the Somme. The, by Philip Gibbs. Breath Suspicion, The, by William Le Queux. Bigamist, The, by F. E. Mills Young. Gaspard, the ...
... t Horror, The, by C. Banger Gull. Golden Youth, by Gertie de S. Wentworth James McAllister’s Grove, by Marion Hill Battle of the Somme, The, by Philip Gibbs. Breath of Suspicion, The, by William Le Queux. Bigamist, The, F. E. Mills Young.' Gaspard, the ...
... number of valuable trophies. A brother was awarded the Military Cross year ago for bravery and devotion to duty in the Battle of the Somme. Ur. and Mrs. Thirlwell will have the sympathy of many friends in Bognor. CaicnSSTBR Pais FRAupK.—fitting the “Observer” ...
... September 18th Last July he sent a letter to the ‘' Observer' ' announcing the death of his brother, who had been killed in the Somme Battle, and now he, too, has made the great sacrifice—a month before reaching his 19th birthday He was formeily employed in the ...